Am Mittwoch, den 07.03.2012, 20:23 +0100 schrieb Jorge: > Today is the D day, finally: JavaScript threads for Node.js (using v8 > isolates): > > https://github.com/xk/node-threads-a-gogo > > npm install threads_a_gogo > > Special thanks to: Bruno Jouhier and Liam Breck.
Whoah, that looks really cool! A few questions: - Is it possible to use require() inside those isolated things, for example by using fs.readFile from the root isolate and blocking the child until the callback fires? - Is there a simple API for making events in the root isolate that get handled by the first free child isolate only? - Can I use Buffers in the child, and can I pass them between isolates? - How efficient would it be to use a proxy object inside of the isolate to access things outside? - Is there an API for catching uncaughtExceptions in the isolates? - When an isolate in a pool fails really hard, will a new one be created automatically?
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